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> Data doesn't need to be artificially grouped if there's no benefit in doing so; its structure can be much more amorphous. I'm curious, just because Clojure o
by jb1991 4y ago
> Data doesn't need to be artificially grouped if there's no benefit in doing so; its structure can be much more amorphous.
I'm curious, just because Clojure offers that flexibility to a developer when writing the logic in their app, why does this flexibility need to "interfere" (for lack of a better word) with the design of a web framework?
- weavejester 4y agoFor the same reason you wouldn't design a web framework in Ruby that doesn't use classes. Technically possible, but you'd be fighting against the design of the language.